Your lift

I am updating the Wiki entries to show different lifts

Can you post here 1 picture (Preferably side on and on level ground) and state the "brand" of the lift and how high it is

Home made lifts are ok as well.

Martin

Pro-comp 2" lift kit from Jimnybits.

2" Trail master

3" Trailmaster

Thanks for your reponses so far.

The article has been written by Bosanek and is here, I am adding in pictures to enhance it.

www.bigjimny.com/mediawiki/index.php/Lifting_the_vehicle

In body lift section you may also consider
3. To aid in under body cleaning.Also increase air flow around the body mounts,So trapped dirt will dry out

or something along them lines

Jack

Jack,

Thanks, do you realise you can edit it yourself as well? Thats the aim of Wiki, users write it themselves so it becomes a fount of all knowledge. Bosanek has been making an effort to put in his contribution.

Martin

yes i was about to edit then bottled it lol :blush:

Jack

Martin
One piece of information that might be useful for people doing lifts (and a good data point for evaluating the actual lift created by a particular product) is the measurement of a stock Jimny height. It would need to be a measurement of a Jimny when it was relatively new so that spring fatigue isn't a factor. It would also need to be a measurement that is universal (perhaps center of hub to wheel arch). I haven't seen this information anywhere but likely is available from someone on the forum.

With that information, no matter what accessories people have piled on their vehicle,they could determine what their real lift is.

Maybe?

2 inch Jimnybits bodylift


2 inch Jimnybits bodylift
with jimnybits 2 inch AVO suspension lift

Trail master 2" kit, Jimnybits 2" body lift kit and rear shock relocator brackets.

Riccy